How will artificial intelligence transform energy innovation?
Simon Bennett and Thomas Spencer Like the steam engine and electricity, artificial intelligence (AI) is a general-purpose technology that could...
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Persistent fall in private borrowing brings global debt down
By Vitor Gaspar, Carlos Goncalves, and Marcos Poplawski-Ribeiro Global debt decreased about one percentage point to 237 percent GDP. The...
The Fierce Urgency of African Energy Banks
By NJ Ayuk For more than a year, the African Energy Chamber (AEC) has been pushing back against steadily building...
COP29: No more delay. Time to pay up is now!
By Landry Ninteretse As the Baku climate negotiations enter the final stretch, we are still very far from an agreement....
New European wealth gauge helps policymakers address inequality
By Henning Ahnert, Francien berry, Daria Milic, and Jorrit Zwiinenburg Economists monitor income disparities because they can harden into more...
How property tax can help low-income countries to develop
By Martin Grote, Mario Mansour and Jean-Francios Wen The world’s governments must raise an additional $3 trillion to achieve sustainable...
The clock is ticking on Sub-Saharan Africa’s urgent job creation challenge
By Athene Laws, Faten Saliba, Can Sever, and Luc Tucker As the rest of the world grapples with aging populations,...
Operational timeline and effect of destructive Hajj politics
By Usman Bakare Flash back to July 2024 in Makkah, Saudi Arabia. At a time when NAHCON’s inbound team was...
From Lagos to Westminster: Synopsis of Kemi Badenoch’s inspiring story
Asuku S. Audu Kemi Badenoch, a British politician of Nigerian descent, has made history by becoming the Shadow Secretary of...
Reverse psychology in governance: The Tinubu playbook
By Asuku S. Audu President Tinubu's tactics in dealing with Nigerians seem to be straight out of a political strategy...
